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Intel/AMD

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Intel / AMD (x64) refers to the standard 64-bit processor architecture used by most Windows PCs. In OneDeploy documentation, this term is used to describe devices running on Intel or AMD processors that support 64-bit Windows.

You may also see this architecture referred to using names such as x64, x86-64, or AMD64. These terms all describe the same processor family and are commonly used interchangeably in Windows tools, installers, and documentation.

This distinction is important when selecting installers or targeting steps, as some applications behave differently on Intel/AMD systems compared to ARM-based devices.

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